Bahnverkehr, Mobilität und Logistik
Master of Science; tuition language: German
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Description
The Master's degree programme Bahnverkehr, Mobilität und Logistik enables professionals and graduates of a first degree programme in the field of transport, logistics or economics to extend their specialist and management skills to the field of railway systems engineering. The focus of the curriculum is on in-depth content in the areas of railway operation, track, vehicle, logistics and transport management as well as mobility. In the Learning Factory EBD (Eisenbahnbetriebsfeld Darmstadt) the current and future operational challenges can be experienced from different perspectives.
The module size is 5 CP throughout. The mandatory area (50 CP) and the elective area (10 CP) together form the core area. In addition, there is the optional area and the recognition of Prior Learning in the amount of 30 CP. The Master's thesis of 30 CP completes the course of study.
Study Regulations with Semester Course and Examination Schedule
| Semesters | 4 |
| Language | German. Be prepared to read scholarly literature in English. |
| Start of studies | Winter semester |
| Internship | --- |
| Admission requirements |
Admission requirements for the non-consecutive, fee-based and part-time Master's degree programme are: 1. A Degree in an engineering or transport science, in computer science, in a related degree programme with transport science content (e.g. logistics, tourism management, business administration) (B.A., B.Sc., B.Eng., Diplom) or another equivalent degree; 2. at least two years of relevant professional experience; 3. additional requirements: Study regulations Competences description. |
| Internship | --- |
| Tuition Fees | € 7,000 per semester plus semester fee, if applicable. Study and examination documents are included. |
| Good to know | The programme is non-consecutive, subject to a fee and part-time. The teaching blocks usually take place from Thursday to Saturday. |
